The course consists of a series of tutorials taken while BIAN2127 is in progress. It treats selected themes in primatology in critical detail.

• Independently set and answer a question from a specialised topic in Primatology, identifying suitable themes for an in-depth analysis
• Systematically search for and analyse the literature surrounding the topic of choice, including key literature and contemporary themes
• Produce a cogent, original argument that draws from the literature, in both written and verbal forms  and is communicated logically and convincingly
• Participate in discussions of your peers major presentations in an intelligent and interactive manner

Tutorial presentations (40%), a final 3,000-word essay (60%).

Normally offered in the same semester as the pre-/co-requisite course.
Attendance in the pre/co-requisite course plus 3-4 hours extra tutorials

Concurrent enrolment in BIAN2127 Primate Ecology and Behavior or previous completion of BIAN2012 Primates (ANTH2011 Primates), or BIAN2126 Primate Evolutionary Biology.

ANTH3011 Topics in Primatology.